Mais Caminhos Summer Camp 2020
Malika and Elisa were volunteers during Mais Caminhos Summer Camp 2020. They share with us their experience being volunteers with kids from the community.
Category Student/Volunteer Point of View
Are you dreaming about traveling across South America?
Sarah is a former student of Caminhos Language Centre who travels the world with her partner. They do sofá lectures about traveling as a bi-national (Brazilian-German) couple sharing awesome stories and good tips for people who want to travel more
Hidden Gems in Rio de Janeiro
Cyrus is a retired librarian from California who came to Rio and fell in love with the city. Watch the video he did while exploring Rio with Caminhos.
You know what they say: Every Carnaval has its end…
Demi Lammers is leaving Rio de Janeiro and after learning so much living in a different place, she's sharing her last experiences and impressions with us. A true european who became a true carioca in a matter of 6 months, that was her journey here.
Little Impressions of Rio!
Amy Shia came to Rio and experienced the life Cariocas have here. So now she's sharing her impressions with us about the stuff she picked up while staying in the city.
Every day a new adventure in Rio!
Demi is feeling like a true carioca now. She's been paddle surfing, she's eating a lot of rice and beans and, most of all, she's having a lot of fun while in Rio during her internship with Caminhos Language Centre. Unfortunatly, she also had her fgirt bad experience with Rio's violence. And she can tell you all in her new blog post.
First impressions of Brazil and cultural differences
In this article, Demi shows her point of view of a foreigner from Holland moving to Brazil for the first time to work as an intern at Caminhos Language Centre. She's been experiencing the culture and learning a lot of new things during her journey. [
The ways of a Brazilian from the eyes of a Half Gringo
Living in Brazil for a while now, Nick is looking at the Brazilian way of living from a new perspective, not as a tourist anymore.
More than a new city and a conversational English class from the perspective of 1 gringa
A volunteer of Mais Caminhos spent a few weeks in Rio de Janeiro teaching English to underprivileged teens in the nearby favela and learned a lot from this experience.
Positive Discipline – an experience
The Positive Discipline is opposed to traditional punishment, and it aims to educate kids through a caring, loving and supportive environment. Positive Discipline believe that teachers should be kind and firm with their students at the same time.In this article, Priscilla Lisboa tells us her experience with the Positive Discipline used by Mais Caminhos with the kids it helps.